US SUPREME COURT DECISIONS REGARDING HANDWRITING AS FORENSIC EVIDENCE
US SUPREME COURT DECISIONS REGARDING HANDWRITING AS FORENSIC EVIDENCE OR TOOLS FOR EMPLOYEE SCREENING
In 1973 the Supreme Court held that the Fourth Amendment is not violated by a compelled production of ‘physical characteristics’ that are constantly exposed to the public. The court stated: “Handwriting, like speech, is repeatedly shown to the public and there is no more expectation of privacy in the physical characteristics of a person’s script than there is in the tone of his voice.”